| '67 Beach Boys song about a love | 36 |
| 1970 film in which Julie Andrews plays a spy | 44 |
| "That ___ Cat!" (1965) | 32 |
| "That --- Cat!" (1965) | 32 |
| ''That ___ Cat!'' (1965) | 40 |
| Word said while snapping fingers | 32 |
| Seamstress' cry upon making a mistake? | 42 |
| Seamstress' ''oops''? | 41 |
| Disney's "That ___ Cat" | 37 |
| Disney's ''That ___ Cat!'' | 46 |
| Disney remake "That --- Cat" | 38 |
| "___ That Dream," 1939 song | 37 |
| "A Tale of Two Cities" character | 42 |
| "A Tale of Two Cities" hero Charles | 45 |
| 'A Tale of Two Cities' hero | 35 |
| Word after "I'll be" | 34 |
| "Crime: Its Cause and Treatment" author | 49 |
| Ann ___ ("King Kong" heroine) | 39 |
| "Inherit the Wind" lawyer | 35 |
| Tom's "Splash" co-star | 36 |
| Either of two "Newhart" characters | 44 |
| Thing thrown at a bull's-eye | 32 |
| Move very quickly through traffic | 33 |
| Projectile with "wings" | 33 |
| Missile that might be tipped with curare | 40 |
| It's typically thrown eight feet | 36 |
| It's thrown at a bull's-eye | 35 |
| It might be tossed out while picking up a blonde | 48 |
| "Twenty Years After" character | 40 |
| One may be used to bring down an elephant | 41 |
| ''Star Wars'' title | 35 |
| Villainous "Star Wars" title | 38 |
| "Luke, I am your father" speaker | 42 |
| "I am your father" speaker | 36 |
| Game with a 20 at the top of the board | 38 |
| The maximum score with three of them is 180 | 43 |
| System of a Down song played in a pub? | 38 |
| Played while listening to pub rock band | 39 |
| Indoor game much seen on English TV | 35 |
| Game with a maximum score of 180 | 32 |
| Game with a board that has 82 distinct sections | 47 |
| Game that might end with a double | 33 |
| Game in which players play one at a time | 40 |
| Around the Clock is a version of this | 37 |
| She played Elle in "Kill Bill" | 40 |
| Hannah of "Wall Street" | 33 |
| Hannah of ''Splash'' | 36 |
| Actress Hannah of "Splash" | 36 |
| "Law & Order" figs. | 33 |
| Wagner's "___ Rheingold" | 38 |
| Marx's "__ Kapital" | 33 |
| Wagner's "__ Rheingold" | 37 |
| "___ Boot" (war movie) | 32 |
| "___ Boot" (1981 war film) | 36 |
| ''___ Boot'' (1981 film) | 40 |
| Sudermann's "___ Hohe Lied" | 41 |
| Some "Law & Order" figs. | 38 |
| Opponents of defense lawyers: Abbr. | 35 |
| Mahler's "___ Lied von der Erde" | 46 |
| "Law & Order" characters, briefly | 47 |
| "Law & Order" characters | 38 |
| Whodunit stock characters: Abbr. | 32 |
| They represent the people: Abbr. | 32 |
| Marx's "--- Kapital" | 34 |
| Marx's "___ Kapital" | 34 |
| Mahler's ____ Lied von der Erde | 38 |
| Karl Marx's "___ Kapital" | 39 |
| "Law & Order" roles | 33 |
| "--- Boot" (1981 nail biter) | 38 |
| "_____ Boot" (1981 film) | 34 |
| "___ Kapital" (Marx's treatise) | 45 |
| "___ Boot" (recent movie) | 35 |
| "___ Boot" (classic film) | 35 |
| "___ Boot" (1981 nail-biter) | 38 |
| "___ Boot" (1981 movie) | 33 |
| ''___ Boot'' (war movie) | 40 |
| ''___ Boot'' (German film) | 42 |
| ''___ Boot'' (film) | 35 |
| ''___ Boot'' (1981 war film) | 44 |
| _____ office (part of county government) | 40 |
| ____ Rheingold : 1st of the Ring Cycle | 43 |
| Jurgen Prochnow nail-biter of 1981 | 34 |
| 1981 Jürgen Prochnow film | 32 |
| Former Senate Majority Leader Tom | 33 |
| Reid succeeded him as Senate minority leader | 44 |
| Lott's party-leading counterpart | 36 |
| Rodeo competitors, in ungrammatical German? | 43 |
| Event that's over in seconds | 32 |
| Superfast son in "The Incredibles" | 44 |
| Speedster in "The Incredibles" | 40 |
| It's a smidgen in the kitchen | 33 |
| One eighth of a famous flying team | 34 |
| He's "up" each Christmas | 38 |
| "Jingle Bells" starter | 32 |
| "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" | 45 |
| "Can't Help Lovin' __ Man" | 44 |
| "Who ___?" (slangy query) | 35 |
| Not "dis," in Brooklyn | 32 |
| Who __ Nation: New Orleans Saints fans | 38 |
| Can't Help Lovin' ____ Man | 34 |